BUSAN: Korean Register (KR) announced that it is serving as the Coordinator of two International Maritime Organization (IMO) expert groups in key marine environmental areas: ammonia effluent management and response procedures for nitrogen oxides (NOx) reduction strategy
LONDON: Global technology leader ABB and Cydome, the award-winning provider of purpose-built cybersecurity, have announced their collaboration to help shipping companies strengthen risk management and support safer operations. By feeding ABB’s weather routing and
LONDON: Lloyd’s Register (LR) has entered a research collaboration with connectivity and cyber security specialist Marlink to examine how the maritime industry can better manage the growing complexity of digital systems on board ships. The partnership sees
RIDDERKERK: Dutch Non-Destructive Testing specialists Ned Marine expands its inspection capabilities with the introduction of NDT drone services. Operating both drones and ROVs, the new service enables faster, safer and more efficient inspections of
HAMBURG: Hapag-Lloyd and Kuehne+Nagel are further strengthening their long-standing partnership and, for the first time, collaborating on emission-reduced ocean transport solutions. As part of this agreement, Kuehne+Nagel will utilize Hapag-Lloyd’s “Ship Green” product to
By Dr Jens Tulsner, Marine Medical Solutions, member of OneCare Group The global shipping industry relies heavily on multinational crews, many of whom come from South and Southeast Asia. Yet one simple biological reality
A cargo ship caught fire Sunday (May 10, 2026) after being hit by an unknown projectile off Qatar’s coast, the British military said, in the latest attack on vessels in the Persian Gulf since
TOKYO: Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (“K” LINE) has released a video on its official website explaining its results for FY2025 and its progress in its Medium-Term Management Plan. Initially shared on “K” LINE With,
NEW DELHI : India on last Thursday (07-05-2026) said that 11 Indian vessels have exited the Strait of Hormuz, while 13 ships continue to remain in the Persian Gulf. Addressing a weekly media briefing,
BRUSSELS: When the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed to commercial traffic, 53 container vessels belonging to the world’s top shipping lines found themselves trapped inside the Persian Gulf. Two months on, Kpler’s Container Intelligence